Bread and Butter Collective Podcast

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Join two Victoria, BC restauranteurs as they share the secrets of the industry.
Bread & Butter is a peer-driven collective aimed at providing resources and tools for improved levels of performance, peer accountability, learning & growth, political advocacy along with guidelines for operating businesses and managing lifestyles that are meaningful and lasting.
We believe that the hospitality industry has not been working for all stakeholders for a long time and that the cracks have been blown wide open by the COVID-19 crises leaving most business owners struggling to survive and concerned about the future.
Bread and Butter also believes that we can work together to develop a better way forward with the creation of a progressive community committed to holistic improvement as our foundation.
Sponsored by Big Wheel Burger: bigwheelburger.com
Learn more about the Big Wheel Burger Community Foundation: bigwheelfoundation.org

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#44 - Get Back to Basics!

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05/18/23 • 48 min

There's plenty to get distracted by when running a business. Keeping up with the latest trends, being pulled in 100 directions... Never underestimate the importance of taking a step back, and getting back to the basics of why you're in the industry to begin with. Keep your business plan in sight for yourself and your employees, write them in clay and not stone so that you can stay flexible.

05/18/23 • 48 min

#43 - Exiting a location

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05/11/23 • 53 min

Sam and Calen recall past and present café and restaurant locations that ultimately needed to be closed. Learn about their experiences and lessons learned.

05/11/23 • 53 min

#42 - Opening a new location

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05/04/23 • 24 min

Calen describes his experience opening a new Big Wheel location on the West Shore.

05/04/23 • 24 min

#41 - Assessing the Living Wage

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04/27/23 • 45 min

Joined by Victoria councillor Dave Thompson, and Anastasia French of Living Wage for Families BC, Sam and Calen dive deep into why the living wage is set where it is, and look into how the system could improve to support hospitality businesses, and what ecomonic changes could be made to assist folks so the living wage isn't so high. (Hint, it's housing costs!)

04/27/23 • 45 min

#40 - Perceptions and Impressions

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04/20/23 • 61 min

The guys chat about how the perception of Victoria is becoming tarnished by 'gaslighting' and other negative talk that could lead to a narrative of the city being a dangerous place. The Bread and Butter Podcast is hosted by Sam Jones of 2% Jazz and Calen McNeil of Big Wheel Burger in Victoria, BC Canada.

04/20/23 • 61 min

#39 - Living Wages

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04/13/23 • 45 min

Sam and Calen discuss concerns over the living wage vs minimum wage in BC. The guys also go on to discuss the economic impact of minimum wages, and addressing the housing issues in Victoria.

04/13/23 • 45 min

#38 - The cost of doing business

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04/06/23 • 33 min

Sam and Calen take a closer look at how the true cost of items, labour, and various other factors are broken down for their businesses. Explaining why prices are what they are, and why there is still not much net profit to be made. The Bread and Butter Podcast is hosted by Sam Jones of 2% Jazz and Calen McNeil of Big Wheel Burger in Victoria, BC Canada.

04/06/23 • 33 min

#37 - Waste Goals (Pt.2) Reacting to a proposed Victoria Bylaw

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03/30/23 • 23 min

Part 2 of the guys reacting to the new proposed Victoria dining bylaw. The bylaw is looking at limiting 'waste' in the hospitality industry. Sam and Calen voice their concerns from the perspective of hospitality business owners. We talk about the importance of limiting our impact on Victoria's landfills, and prioritizing composing and carbon neutrality. The Bread and Butter Podcast is hosted by Sam Jones of 2% Jazz and Calen McNeil of Big Wheel Burger in Victoria, BC Canada.

03/30/23 • 23 min

#36 - Waste Goals(Pt.1) Reacting to a proposed Victoria Bylaw

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03/23/23 • 24 min

A new proposed Victoria dining bylaw is looking at limiting 'waste' in the hospitality industry. Sam and Calen voice their concerns from the perspective of hospitality business owners. The guys talk about the importance of composting, and carbon neutrality over trying to cut down on waste by forcing businesses to use dishes and not allowing take-out containers.
The Bread and Butter Podcast is hosted by Sam Jones of 2% Jazz and Calen McNeil of Big Wheel Burger in Victoria, BC Canada.

03/23/23 • 24 min

#45 - Mental Health in the Workplace

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05/25/23 • 43 min

Sarah Lambert, Registered Therapeutic Counsellor, chats with Sam and Calen about resources and techniques for approaching mental health conversations in the workplace.

05/25/23 • 43 min

FAQ

How many episodes does Bread and Butter Collective Podcast have?

Bread and Butter Collective Podcast currently has 59 episodes available.

What topics does Bread and Butter Collective Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Podcasts and Business.

What is the most popular episode on Bread and Butter Collective Podcast?

The episode title '#44 - Get Back to Basics!' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Bread and Butter Collective Podcast?

The average episode length on Bread and Butter Collective Podcast is 58 minutes.

How often are episodes of Bread and Butter Collective Podcast released?

Episodes of Bread and Butter Collective Podcast are typically released every 7 days.

When was the first episode of Bread and Butter Collective Podcast?

The first episode of Bread and Butter Collective Podcast was released on Feb 24, 2021.

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